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View Full Version : thermal fusion scalp treament?
cindi8d
12-10-2005, 09:18 PM
has anyone ever used this to help get rid ofbaldness?
also, has anyone ever heard of anyone trying it for the purpose of growing hair back that was lost in radiation?
thanks!
cindi
www.cindi.myarbonne.com
also, has anyone ever heard of anyone trying it for the purpose of growing hair back that was lost in radiation?
thanks!
cindi
www.cindi.myarbonne.com
Peggy1
12-14-2005, 11:57 AM
I'm sure you've seen the before and after brochure. But my own testimony is that I have very fine hair and it tends to fall out at the drop of a dime smileys/smiley36.gif
On the other hand I've been using the product for about ten months now and I don't loose any more hair. I also had thinning by my bangs and it has grown back to at least an inch and a half.
While they don't claim that it will grow hair, there are two testimonials for you. I'd give it a shot. What do you have to lose?
It can be used every day and is not just for people with a problem but everyone should use it! It revitalizes and encourages the hair to grow naturally! smileys/smiley2.gif
On the other hand I've been using the product for about ten months now and I don't loose any more hair. I also had thinning by my bangs and it has grown back to at least an inch and a half.
While they don't claim that it will grow hair, there are two testimonials for you. I'd give it a shot. What do you have to lose?
It can be used every day and is not just for people with a problem but everyone should use it! It revitalizes and encourages the hair to grow naturally! smileys/smiley2.gif
anet
12-14-2005, 02:24 PM
My husband used it for a year and it stopped or slowed his hair loss, but we weren't seeing much regrowth. My MIL uses it, too. They both said, they weren't seeing the hair in the drain catcher like they used to see. My MIL's hairdresser noticed her hair is thicker, too. My husband actually started using the prolief, 1/4 a pump about every day (he forgets occasionally) and his hair has grown back tremendously, on the crown of his head. His receding hair line has filled in a little, too, and it is just thicker all around. Dr Lee talks about this a little in one of his books. Progesterone for men is for prostate health, but can help with hair growth, too.
